Could I plug in my gaming headset and a pair of headphones to this at the same time? Would I be able to hear sound from them simultaneously? How much of a difference will this make on my pc with audio technica ath-m30x headphones?
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This only has one headphone out. You could use a splitter. It's basically a USB sound card. I don't think it'll make much different on those headphones, unless you are getting a lot of noise from your system on your regular headphone jack.
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These headphones have a single 3.5mm jack that combines audio input and output. Depending on the hardware your computer has, it may or may not work. If you have one single jack on your computer for both the mic and the headphones, then these will definitely work. If you have two separate jacks (one for mic and one for headphones) then these may work poorly as headphones and poorly as a mic (and not at the same time). You can buy an adapter that is supposed to split the signal to the two separate jacks on you computer aka something like this: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-MUYHSFMM-Headset-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B0058DOWH6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1381445352&sr=8-2&keywords=3.5mm+mic+splitter Although my experience is that these don't always work great. So, the answer is that it depends on your computer, but you can buy an adapter that is supposed to work with all computers (though they can be tricky). If you want to primarily use these with a pc that has separate mic/headphone jacks, I would find a headset that is designed for this (USB is the way to go in my opinion).
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The onboard sound will work with that headset yes, but in almost every situation I'd recommend using a third party PCI-E card for sound if quality is your concern.
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I submitted the following question to Logitech Support; as soon as I get a response, I'll post it here ...While I understand two devices can connect to the boombox, can two boomboxes be connected to, and used simultaneously with one device in order to gain a stereo effect ?
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Vikki, I am not sure how many gaming chairs will have a USB port to support amplified headsets. Unless you can tell me which gaming chair it is, I would get a headset like the PX22, Shadow, or Z60 that has a detachable inline amp. These would work as a passive headset using a 3.5mm jack or an amplified headset with USB -- you would have options. Another option that does not use an inline amp at all is the X12 -- 3.5mm plug for game audio and a 3.5mm plug for chat audio. If you have a link to the actual chair I can investigate it for you.
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You should be able to plug into both without issue... unless your audio interface doesn't have XLR input output on it.
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You would need to have a headset combo (earphone with mic). Mine has two. Another solution would be to get a USB condenser mic. Plug it into your open USB socket and use your headphones as normal.
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Do you have a single jack for microphone/headphone? This headset is designed to use two jacks for each function, but some computers only have one jack for both. If this is the case, you'll either have to find a different headset or (the better option in my opinion) purchase a adaptor like the Syba SD-CM-UAUD USB Stereo Audio Adapter which will allow you to essentially make the headset a usb headset. This is the specific one i use, and it works great, but obviously there are different options. If you don't have an open usb port just unplug the lights, they are nothing more than cosmetic, and will not affect sound in any way.
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Well, I have a turtle beach head set, and I to had to use optical digital audio output. In my case, it worked, so it should work for you as well.
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no, you would need to set up a separate voice recording solution through your PC, as the component cable on the Turtle Beach headsets is only Audio in not out
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I would think that your best best would be to try a composite splitter. Here is a link: http://www.amazon.com/3-Way-Switch-Selector-Splitter-XBOX360/dp/B004T8KZCM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397772816&sr=8-1&keywords=composite+splitter Though splitting audio normally cuts the loudness in half for both people listening. My advice is to search for another product that uses one receive/transmitter (the tower) but allows for multiple headphones to be connected. My best friend's parents used to have one that was made for two people to be able to use it and both of them could be listening at the same time and you'd be yelling at them but they wouldn't hear you.
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I haven't tried it, but it looks like a mini-plug type extension (like what is used on a stereo headset) would work. The plug type is the same. The extensions are cheap. Would be worth the experiment. Now you've got me curious...
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I use these for gaming and don't have a problem communicating, as far as hearing myself, depends on how loud the game is really. At around medium volume Id say yea, you can hear yourself decently well. I haven't really paid much attention to this in the past so Im kinda guessing, Ill try it out tonight with special attention to this and give you an update. And just to add, these are amazing for gaming!
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These are designed for a PC so it would use 2 plugs. What is your use that you can't use both or want to combine them? Are you using the mic?
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After reading the instructions, I believe you can pair multiple headsets. I haven't tried this yet with my headset.
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Hi - Let's clarify something right away. Do not use VGA & HDMI cables from the same source at the same time. Just remember that what ever source you feed this monitor with an HDMI cable will be the one that sound is applied to the headset jack on the back. Anything else, you will have to hook up your speaker system straight to the source unit ( PC-Game unit - video feeds ) Hooking up directly to the source unit will generally give you the best sound anyway. If you have more than one feed to the monitor, it has a switch to select which one you will receive at any given moment. The HDMI feed will be the only one that sends sound to the monitor headphone jack, and you can plug a sound system into this jack or just headphones. - Good luck and enjoy! - Jim T.
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Hi Dipesh Shretha, apparently using both optical and headphone out on the same time will not work. As per settings on the TV's External Sound Output Settings, you can only choose 1 between the headphones or on the external speakers (optical) of the TV. Hope this helps. -Ely